Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-07
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Real estate in Butte 10 ALREADY awsksn'
ing public attention, when two firms deal
ing in it were added last week to those al.
ready hero. No man in his senses can deny
the patent fact that the advent OF two I'D.
ditional roads next year, coming through q
rich mineral resi.n which will be quickly
opened up to development, will bring On
increase Of business to this city which will
materially quicken all lines OF commerce,
and that ths activity in mining consequent
upon the u~nc1Amp'ed rise in the copper
market can nave other thar a stimulating
effect in tbs samed direction. The numerous
railroad projects ahoat with Butte AZ an
incidental objective point. giving this town
connection with nuH.eroua rich sections
OF country sdjacect, cheapening necessa.
riss Of life and bringing competition for
the rich frrishtss. from this point will have
tie inevitable elect OF enhancing the valu.
OF property here. II our own
citizens are not alive to these
facts outsiders will not fail
to rec them and eagerly grasp tho oppor-
tunity afforded to step in and CLEAN the
rich harvest awaiting the reapers. This
city is as inevitably destir cd to double its
population by the natural development Of
Tire great mineral resources about it within
coed each other in their unvarying ~re&ulari-
~. There have been fewer failures in this
city han in any other in the country. The
population here il composed mostly OF
men earning good wages at employment
that is unaffected by the seasons. The
removal Of the hurtiul provisions Of the
old lien law has stimulated the system Of
Gus spirits are working OF small capital
upon fair prospects which in many cases
will develop rich strikes. Rich mines which
have been lying idle near here are in con-
temptation OF resuming work. In Tacoma
. short time ago q lot sold for $4,000
more than was given forit six months before.
Her large and increasing export business
end the push Aid energy OF her business
men 10 being awake TO the value Of the
position OF the town hsvs dons that for
her and will keep her in the a Of progress
thus begun. The prospects lying before
Butte, though in a different direction. are
fully as great. There will be a greater out
put OF mineral from here nsxt near than
was ever dreamed OF. The mines OF the
Chambers Syndicate aud Anaconda proper
ties, together with those Of the Boston and
Montana Company and other great ore
pTeducera will be working to their full
CAPACITY and are bound to extend the fame
OF Butte to all parts OF the world as the
greatest copper camp in existence. There cen
hs but one outcome OF a lthis. Butte will
be forced to tho front in spite OF the efforts
Of those who should he the frst to boost
it forward ~backcappins it by every means
in their power. It il notnecessary Us some
think to send to Kansas City for one or
two OF their real estate men to come bore
aud show our people the value OF the city
they are living Ia. A few Of their energetic
methods OF placing the advantages OF q
town before prospective buyers would do
no harm. Tho advantages, however, will
soon develop themselves "a unmistakably
and Is patsntiy as = Kansas City real
estate agent could describe them, and there
will be numbers Of people going about
twelve months from now kicking them !
selves for missing opportunities that out.
siders with . clearer perception than they
OF what tho failure has in store came In and
snatched up under their noss.